Peter L. Peres wrote:

>On Wed, 27 Nov 2002, Roman Black wrote:
>
>*>I believe these electrostatic/capacitive
>*>whatever systems ionise the surrounding air and
>*>push upon it with the "asymetrical" charge.
>
>The original subject does not ionize air (it goes to great lengths to do
>that). It relies on the fact that strongly polarised gas (air) suffers
>changes in density during polarisation with DC. What exactly is going on
>seems to elude the inventors.
>
>*>In space there will be no matter to push against
>*>and it won't work. :o)
>
>I aggree.
>
>
SO WHAT DO THE ROCKET ENGINES  PUSH AGAINST?
HOW DO THEY WORK?

>*>There are a couple of inertial systems out there
>*>claiming to produce thrust but AFAIK none have
>*>passed the critical "pendulum test" yet.
>
>What is that ?
>
>Peter
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